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Fri Jul 24
I have written here about masks on twenty separate occasions (this post will make that twenty-one occasions), and my first book of artwork was titled Myth & Masks: Artwork by Paul Watson 2013–2015. They continue to fascinate me for many...
Act One They woke her first, the way they always did, because she came up slower and Aaron liked to be awake when she surfaced so hers wasn’t the only face in the room that had missed him too. The waking room was warm. That was the first...
A few days ago I happened upon this video about visual snow syndrome and I watched it even thinking that it was kinda clickbaity, since I always figured that visual snow syndrome is something that a lot of people have and it’s not a big...
Today is the feast day of St Christina the Astonishing, a 12th-century saint from Sint-Truiden, in what is now Belgium. Having suffered a massive seizure of some kind, she was taken for dead, but in the midst of her funeral service 'she...
July 2026. Newton Aycliffe. County Durham. A fascinating extract from the CAMRA pubs website here; The birth of the railways, the decline of the mines, the posh pubs either side of the Great North Road, and a star in the craft beer...
Una nueva entrega con 10 webs que descubrí y quiero compartir. Negativo / Lab Subes el negativo de una fotografía y la procesa. Tiene varios parámetros de ajuste. Taken Te sorprenderá saber todo lo que sabe y comparte de tí, tu navegador...
In reply to Learning How to be Idle on Vacation by Peter Rukavina Your post resonates a lot, Peter. In my journey of the last years overcoming burn-out my inability to rest, other than sleep, stands out. There’s always things to do,...
It’s vitally important to have an About page, as well as a way for people to contact you with a Contact page. However, this whole ‘/now’ page thing I find a little stale, boring, and at times lame. But I might as well join the wonderful...
I think if I had my time again, I would have become a software developer. I just so much fun - coming up with ways to solve a problem in an elegant way is very satisfying. Then people emailing saying they enjoy the tools I'm creating....
♠ Problem statement: in Obsidian, out-of-the-box, typing * at the start of a new line emits *|* (an empty bold pair, cursor in the middle) instead of starting a bullet point. The culprit is Settings → Editor → Auto pair Markdown syntax....